When Goldman Sachs analysts questioned in September whether China was investible, it came as a genuine shock.
Just six months earlier that term would have invited bafflement, even derision. China bounced back fast from the initial effects of Covid, buoyed by turning on its factories full blast to export everything from tablets to hand sanitizer.
But if 2020 was a banner year, with the economy skirting recession and global holdings of local stocks rising 62% to Rmb3.4
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